ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, the MMFC is in conversation with Dr. Lori Weeks. Dr. Weeks is a Gerontologist and the Director of the School of Health Administration at Dalhousie University. Her current research projects focus on support for older women experiencing intimate partner violence.
In this episode, Dr. Weeks tells Dr. Stefanie Hunt-Kennedy (Director of the MMFC) and Danie Gagnon (Associate Director of the MMFC) about growing up in PEI with her grandparents and how her background in Family Studies and her work experience in long-term care homes lead to her current research interests.
content warning: this episode contains discussions of gender-based violence
Produced by Katie Hamill
English
Canada
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